Antonio Rudiger ‘says YES to Juventus and agrees a four-year deal with Serie A giants’ as Chelsea defender ‘rejects Real Madrid and Bayern Munich’ with his Blues contract coming to an end
Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger has reportedly said ‘yes’ to move to Juventus He has rejected both Real Madrid and Bayern Munich as he prefers Serie A giantsHe has reportedly agreed a four-year deal and will earn £5.4million a season
Chelsea’s Antonio Rudiger has reportedly agreed to sign a four-year contract with Juventus this summer.
The 29-year-old is set to be out of contract at the end of the season and the Blues cannot offer him an extension because of UK government sanctions placed on club owner Roman Abramovich.
Prior to the sanction, Rudiger had been rumoured to be considering a contract extension at the club where he has established himself as an exceptional talent since joining for £31million from Roma in 2017.
Antonio Rudiger’s Chelsea contract is out this summer and he will be available for free
Rudiger has reportedly agreed to sign for Juventus instead of Real Madrid and Bayern Munich
The defender has already been linked with moves to the likes of Newcastle , Manchester United, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid but his future could be in Serie A come next season.
That’s according to Italian outlet La Gazzetta dello Sport, who say the Germany international has said ‘yes’ to a move to Juventus.
The report also claims Rudiger ‘will sign a four-year deal’ with the Serie A giants as he prefers them over both Real Madrid and Bayern Munich and he will earn around £5.4m per season.
Blues boss Thomas Tuchel admitted last week he fears Abramovich’s sale of club could have an impact on negotiations with players who are out of contract in the summer.
‘The bottom line…